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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
LIVE sr,,x sAalar, ~ rsL74ylpL

LTvESr)c% HAS<1fS 81 rsLTfItpL
BupYALn Aug l-Cuttts-Rcceipts last ~ 2, 26i
bead, fatal tnas Tar GAPS ne.f tor sane tune
.as 4O63 consigned through. sunday. liz
which 81 To NewY0fk today, 81 cars of which ~ 10
1875 for sae Good TO Choice advanced
b0lOc and Poor aud Common declined since last
Shipping - es4 40; Cows and Heifers $500 0s3 80:
Fat Bulls 81 Is; Mich Cows $50 $40 Native Stock
~ 7o9s9v vesls number Of loads OF Common
sheep-heeeIpts 900 total for week
thus tar l7.t00 head last weak 1900
bead ned t.ough IS Of which 70 Se..Ysrk;
bulk of offerings sold.
49, $50 week n se5
consigned through sunday 81 OF which Is TO
New.iorK tohsv ~ cara Of which 20 70 Newlork l02
er sae price, advanced s SSi2 Lsh a5s
4O Selected Workers 50 5O05 81 Selected Medium
wefhts -; Good to Che ce Heavy S. 70s 80 Selected
Heavy Ends 81 o0a4 rs. stays $a04 TO- all onerings
UucAoo Aug LINE Drorsrr Journal rsportG-canS-
head snpasn "a nssa ssrf. wa:
81 5Ooss 20. Cows Bulls Mixed 81 1902 80 Texas
assseK..sss. isosu as, .n.nns, 4oos mars..
vas steady ksush and Ml1s So 0,es5 80 Packing and
kscesta 900 aead snpmsnts 800 asat market
sow Natives 80 50c4 To- Western 80 100 ~ 90 Texans
sz3oessso Lambs s4o,a5 per ioo d. an. 49,, ss,
htavv Native steers 50 95 Ss4 20; Butchers Steers
IS 20 stocxsrs fair 10 good - 0oesz 10 Texans amt
Indiana common - good cora-fcd 81 o0Ss3 40
hsos-kseeLts ,sve sead snipnenss $50 head market
-. srsng; chsics HEAVY and sutcher. ssiesscns
serkers Medium ~ Prime % oosss 20 PiE~ Common 10
ssss- E.cs... coo neat snipmoa. 400 msrks.
sss ssay Clipped FAIR " Choice >" o'~sa Y" Aam''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

Tote Inns 900 Sll.oOO SnvoVv,
aAY AND sTRXw-whis there 10 considerable tax OF
higher prices upon the damage to the crop o
rec emit storms without actual chanSe
thy-Choce. sosS2 a No l. aoe sDnn no. soc straw
Ione rive q SIS oUc short. As e50c ost 4ostoc .,,..
HoPsfne stock nrm held but tns p9S ss Bs
2oe, DO Common 70 Good. Ice do. 1852 Best roe
isS5c s. do cSmnsn to Good I6sl do 1855 Good Z.
Prine cells Forsisn oermans crop o. iSsc n''@ o"
MoLAssEs- Tho market for boiling stock was hr
on test fair SS.@ o.na an aos
directions Sales 400 hhs Aud lf0 punchcohs orun"y Wa
ira q ality) In Philadelphia. at lOc . o.,aoo,. .,ot
soa29G9c fg5STss G0Dsrpaa
NAVAL sToREs-There was little business scc
In sp rts rurpeutnc and values are arsey al
Z, Soi!n: fs sUs Isl Vs.
% d q 80 4 Nate. sS White: 81 "a Sas "
OS 9.Ls on s sSs' Sumner Sotto.:sod a.
~ Ssac onoatlons: Cottcnseed crude OIL grace,
White. 19sasc cocoanut Ssyion SSs oos S.ehia
Tscs Lnseea city, 49c.s raw western 4Ig4oc'; as
prime present make o3 5oc; henhaden crude sosd
r gsras 81 sSs Sssss
beaohed winter 73s76c Whale crude, soathefn Sic;'
natural winter ssc sssehed winter Gee; ezra
mon 81 ~0uc. Palm. 4 o5c Mustard seed, - e40c
OCEAN FREIGHTS-raken aliorethor the movement rs 4
MESfScro Liverpool steam 900 bush grain cad; and
1000 bush do 2f; Glasgow steam $4,000 eush- eIsn'
81 and 5000 bush do 9sd h Lon ss,an
private terms Naples $4,000 bush grain private terms
tKAiN CHARrEhs-Cork orders iron BALTIMORE steam.
800 IS arst half sspr"Ss, ana 1ntworo
o. ,d. .PTTRoLEGM cHXRTERs-A Antwerp, hence
british ship 900 nos refined mod 400 % sape private
terms iIoug Kong hence ship $1,000 cases refined 2is
Dsppe Philadelphia, Norwegian snip o'ooS ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
CALENDARS TO-DAY.

AasRis.-Before Donohue, J.-Nos.
26 10. 81, 90. 93. 113. l29. 1873. $50. ISL, 152
SUPREME COUKr-SPRciAL TERM-PARr l.-Before D0no
hue, in dav calendar
SUPERIOR COURT-SPECIAL TERx-Before Dugro J.-No
IA calendar
CoMMcx PLKAs-SPEcIAL TEsM-wiils OF John johnson.
Simon Brill and Iona ; will Of Moses Abra-
han Ferguson 10. 30 I'm.
GENERAL sEsslONS-Part I-Before Judge Gill
dereeve and Assistant District Attorney PurdyNos to
30 inclusive
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoSs-PARr IL-Adjourned for
the
COURT OF GENERAL sEssroSs-PARr IIL-Adlourned for
The term
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

State bonds were neglected. sales only OF louisiana
A moderate business and generally with some improve
mems in gures the feature OF the market for rail,
second IS declined per cent % OF aud recovered
TO 97a. closing 97A bid and 9si? asked Missouri;
o. aud the IS closed q higher At s2% Cen.r.,
OF NewJersey certiscaes Tor new oas and eo
and closed steady at 09l ONO southern incomes NO
s heher at a5N NewYoCt Chicago and 81 L0n III,
Valley and Toledo So declined ~ to ia. i1nl VII
Wheeling and Lake Erie fsswere steady at 1908 10
Green Bay. wnona and ~ Paui Incomes sold down ID,
Orlando 4. were OF to Is. Texas and Pacific incomes
opened of per cent at 40 and rose TO oii@ Atlantic
s9q fa fo4t Worth and Denver hrsts declined ~
50 and recovered to soy ST LOUIS Adxansas anu ~
OF unlisted securities dealt in at the Stock Exchange
35io American Gable a. ut 49, Kingston and Pembroke
Iron 400 at So Western National bank h2o) At 100,
National 400 at "a, and Security Milling ana Mining
Money ruled at 4aS5 per cent, exceptionally at oa
and closed sa5 per cent a.. c,...,,o Hama.
The sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing oust
notice that the limit for redemption oil trade doars vi"
The SUB, treasury to-day gained balance S5i0o54'
made up by gain, of 5i257l coin and n ny
Ioaay Az $50: carreacy balance, si2533,4l2
coin balance Sl47.Sil,374 .r
The Clearing House statement to-day was az follows
EIchal ges, SG4 l65 $50; balances, s3,o29,3I3 ,
The United states treasury at Washington recoi'oa
s0al 600 National bank no tes for redemption
The customs receipts S6Sj,SjO ana the interna!
revenue receipts we're S690.75O 49,
The foreign exchanges were duh and easy In tone
al unchanged quotations for business as 1ollows
Bapkers' bills 81 .s2i2 and 81 S4i Tor lons
and short sterling respectively 5227s aud o2o4 Tor
francs; O4 and 95 for reichmarks; 4Os aud 4o'o oi
his was Bank holiday in London and therefore no for
eigu quotations were received.
THE PUBLIC DEBT.
Tho following compares the statement OF to-day WIFI
that Of July 1, 1887:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
THE PETROLEUM MARKEE

NEWS FROM The FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES.
The field report of The OF city Derrick which Is accepted
cfealy by the Consolidated Exchange. is wonderfully
bullish July 1t shows falling of in the average
daily new production Of 2770 barrels from June more
than wells completed last month
only less than in June and the development
work Ia In June detailed analysis of
tho shows discouragipg prospect OF
adding the current supply except In Tsyosown and the
Washington opened by the MckeOwn gushcr. Tho
figures tho development work down 10 the lowest
records OF past years ana the result OF the wells drilled
In il gratifying TO the producers There Al dry
holes JULY against 80 in TIE figures Of the
reports Of tho last two months compare follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
EX-JUDGE QUINN BURIED

The funeral OF exJudge Denis Qunn cid at All Saint
Chapel ycser Delegations from the XXIIId Assembly
District Tamwsny Hall General Committee the Manhattan
Club and the managers Catholic
attended n boiy. The burial at Calvary Cemetery
The Rev Father McKenns ceebrant Father kinkead
deacon Murray. OF Troy. subdeacon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

Barley. bush i'ooo N'ooO
ss % ' 1.a:r Ds c
lie per COZ
s css. Aug :'SS ~! :.$s e
re Receipts 1909 bush :hiDmens. s xsTs 9 sr
s ~ H. MI: 1%sSs. s::
s. IS 81 40 90 s .sS nr%
Wa;Ey was ssaas sales q crsamesa
ESQ., Extra s9 s' 90 sssa.S
ss' .ss.; I. 1906 i 10
DETROIT Aug wnsatsSa ws,s ea q sss Ss.a
Accomplishment $500 Oush Corn 600 bush oats ioiro
Aug Fcar dull Wheat ra ars s's rRser
No fair demand No White s s"s
August S. So September saiterwas ar@ DAIRY
:Hs4. 10 ssSs w.r'
ss 900 S Sus 5 ss' ss., aar, s, DS.a
.;,oa A No. Ss
No Mixed 2oi4c. sales.
MsEArSl; Aug yys s.a.mSsr s Eas s'A"''
ST. s.sst Aug .G stead. is.'S: e
Ss4 %hisxey Was armwinss 81 90 Spirits 81 o7
Barley So 200 S Ss: 7 sSs
bush Rye $500 bush Barley .- bush
PHILADELPHIA Aug L-Fsur demand continued Light and
and the ssnea as' a soss S 40
DO 40 Extra So % s. a5 Fsnv 500
cs5 :. 90 ss. % 81 s, aS ssrs 81
% st RAIN ssss Patent Ear :
40 10 s g n, ,s s
f sSei'f sar e % s. &c r.:
shade &c. II sse
10 Req q. for ,, A OCTOBER 30 for
S:1 M 'oss, ss q;
!. Psa scs. nSS s
s9sa S ssS s Msfa and !"
August &C. do S. ssRs% Ioesi
N Fl re! lots 40 yss
%s,. SS Sc Tnsrs sl,S obi White WIT.
36c New No White nominal q "a SOC o'a M a
y ss sSo oe Sn ne. az
fS ss es'. .ds 90
e t Il ~ r..
:,:: $ sss %
Es,is s F F.sa: sa.
Ns.yoSs m sr, ss,m SO OHIO 30 l.i i
s s%: Eggs dull weak Psnnsyvapa arsi. !s
1ss ,. 's SS s ar.
e
$500 5000 boil: wss sipmsns
a. eSyS co. 500 sS.S
is H Hu.s.i. s. sss'
I sss ss:s ss,s1! ssf ss.s
1859 closing 7s.c higher Cash Ssc eas,ns
s0' ssss%scr u oa' o ss%ss
Tis;.y sla G g 90
,:sy i !:
STEADY Per ss - LS ass ci f.
Clear Rss IS 40 clear ,. 20 cS
Clear 81 80 % sSS Hams steady At 81 ia o.
RsesiotsMFicur 5000 Wheat 600 t.sh corn
10000 bbls Wheat s3 600 bush Corn
so ,.a1 man oats saah Rye oush Barley mona
ro, xpo Aug l-whcat active and higher Cash 7Ske
nsnst SSac September ~ October rs &c DecemSes
"a 20 Cornduil arm. Cash 40bo september .<S
Osts quiet, Crab RscepAwhesI 20 w sss
oats 1900 busL. Shipments INV oas"- WE
...... busl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
corroN MARKErs-BY TELEGRAPH.

GALVESTON Aug. Lection duIl hiddiinG SG Low
Etalus Good Ordinary sa and gross receiptA ia
.lss exports coastwse. 90 bales sales bales s"cX
SoxroLK. Aug Lection steady. Mddpg 10: net and
Nus bales exports coastwise. 5si bales; sales
. -. b~les; stock l.707 bales
SAVANNAH Aug I-coltJn steady. Mddin4. Oh Low
Atadug 9bs Good Ordinary 80: not and yross receipts
escs; sales bales; exports Coaswse sales; STOCK
sxEwOxlxAxA Aug Lection easy. Niddiiax. 9ss Low
Esss experts 10 Great Britain 1920 eaies; cesstwss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
Refined oil was advanced gallon 62 cents at
Sew.York, Philadelphia and Baltimore.

auVaHctU
<ew.York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
OIL CITY, Penn. Aug. L-crude ol--Natioaal Transit
Certificates opened closed at 57 highest pric
59 lowest price, 81 Sales 14s5O1D barrels charters.
263i9 barrels; cearances 100000 barrels shipments
lJc,l9l barrels: barrels
BRADFORD Penn, Aug L-crads 0-Nation, Transit
Certificates o,ened So and closed 57 highest price,
b5S lowest price, 57ae CioaraDces. $4,000 barrels
PIrTsBURG Penn. Aug. 1-Crule OI-Sston Al Transit
Certificates opened at and closed at 57. hisaest price,
s9as; lowest price, 57As
TIrUsvILLE. Penn. Aug 1-Crude Ol-Natoaal Transit
opened at 5s closed at 57 highest price,
by lowest price. Die
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

The OIL speculation active and buoysut most OF
eject of the favorable showing OF the field
port trading nearly reached the amount OF $4,000
tare The bears fought the advance NJ rst and from 80
d5S4 there slump Of about cent. But then
extend their purchases and She covering
OF Shorts started swept values TO nearly 60 cents
cents, but late
dealings the cessation Of buying for the short account
coupled realzatons brought the market back
the hgures of Saturdays end Nothing was heard OF the
meetine proucersa Bradford Penn before
and future OF rest the
ports that direction The market closed steady and =
cenl above Saturdays final quotation.
range dealings az the Consot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

St Good Ordinary. 1915 Mhnnng.-.-- $500 o"
The crop less favorable and this
the short Especially In the August opuons 10 cover
As closed firm al 20 points advance on
August and l09l3 points on the iae deliveries e~oS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
I0UUs1sa HIS SISTER or Theft
..o,or a coLLYrR THINKS SHE TOOK $4,000

,nvp corxyrR THINKS SHE TOOK $2O,OOO
IN GOVERNMENT BONDS FROM HIM.
r,.orec n. Colyer and his sister Elizabeth between
ns wears 1865 and 1873, occupied the house NO. o.
fexngtonave which, together with the furniture 20
,onrcd TO him. He was an old bachelor and she was
~ GA maid She died in 1883, and on April ID OF
that wear Charles Colyer, another brother was sP
pointed administrator of her estate. George d. Noi'
yer is now suing the administrator 10 RECOVER o'o'
100000, tho value of Government ponis "nioh no
alleges that his sister stole from him whic sne was
living with him. She died at Sing Sing, and among
bar effects were found papers stating that her fortune
amounted 70 s4l124. Her brother George says that
she rcav left s736O0 and that the difference between
the two amounts was the sum to which what was
stolen rom him should amount, with interest. She
had inherited about 800 from her mother, Mrs.
BETSY Copyer, and about 100000 from her brother
Thomas.
The plaintiff made fortune during the war build
ing steamboats, and repairing vessels for the Govern
ment lie received Government securities In pay
ment, and the bonds were placed I'm room In his
attic. In 1873 he married and with his wife and
sister continued to live in the same house Then he
placed the bonds in safe deposit company, and left
the key Of the vault In the house where his sister
could have taken It. Amer while he found that some
where his sister could not find it. He went to wash
ngt0n with his wife, and during their absence his
live lie and his wife boarded with her at Sing Sing.
He did not discover that he had been robbed of
Testimony In the been taken before cx-
Judge Hooper c. Van Worst, as referee by which 1t
appears that the sister extremely eccentric In her
habits. She In the habit Of carrying around with
her tin can filled with gold The plaintiff aI5sl claims
portion of the proceeds of the stolen bonds, and that
another portion, amounting to $4,000, was invested
in Government securities through Fisk Hatch, the
bankers. Margaret Gill testified that, after tho
plaintiff left the city, his sister sold to her dozen
blankets with his name/marked On them, and other
household effects.
The case In the Supreme Court. Chambers, yes
teiday, before Justice DonOhuc, on motion mado by
Seaman Miller counsel for the defendant for permits
sion to amend the answer by adding to the defence,
which general denial the plea of the statute OF
limitations and the claim that the adj
judicata having been disposed Of r probate proceed
ngs. d. & T. Mcmahon appccred for the plaintiff. The
decision was reserved.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
A WARDS ISLAND p.

A WARDS ISLAND PATIENT PRONOUNCED SANE.
Thomas Hunt Of the nine confined in the
Wards Island for whom OF corpus
recently obtained yesterday by
sheris Jury. and released bv Dr. James w. Ranney
commissioner appointed bv the Supreme Court
Hunt the witness stand said that he
Bellevue Hospital suffering with the pleursy and Feb
g. without his aent 10 the asylum Dr.
Mcdonald and his assistants testified that IL
safe release him. The jury will meet again Monday
aud proceed with the other
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02
SPIRITS OF ruRpESTrNE.

Cn.sLEs foN Aug. l.-rurDentne steady at ~ 49,,
sAvAxNAn Aug I.-rurpJutns arm 2tte. pau ai" o'''
WILMINGTON Aug. L-rarpeniiae STEADY ~ % Se-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

Flour unchanged WINTER wheat - W
al So Spring Wheat So 1904 25 Spring Patents 81 %
% 60
The aigasst cash prices wsrs as folews-Whsst-No
sprinr $3.50 Ma sprlns nominal No Req lie Corn
No q 50 lsc .Oats-Nc. "A &c. Rye-Na 44o.--
Barisv-No . nominal :, flAs ssed-So 81 o. Pr'ms
short Rib % VI > Dry saitcd Shoulders ovxed
IS 90 Slsrt CleE 5itss boxed So 49,. &nnxeH 81 ~
mar gallon - .Sugar-Cut Loaf CSC, Granulated 6tc.i
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

FLouRAND MEAL-FLOURIrhs general eenns ,sone
S Su 20 se freely would necesstas further decline
sS s ss. CIV r MN E '.s sss
.' e - s f:' w ss Sa's sss
' Ss 50 S"ss 81 5'i5 n q SodS e
DT,va,'. 500 brands SSI. Ct .r r .aSse
= ss GO Sss. S..;:Ts
= ~ s. GEO.. s' !:
Fancy .ss 81 TcS s. s OHIO
% :ieS sS: g =: so o,'s III =
%a gsS %ss:' 20 sG1 Sss
T TRN ToG light dsasnd and prices
.T' !. ssss ss % SEQ Coo. sp
and uaShansed p,is i.s' sS1 ' ana
fairy active yellow gust.a A. 5GSs2 Is and
SGReArN-wHEAT-T deliveries contract were hight
S ay . S%ss mad increase
In In amy effect p Sas
crate shipper. taking only $4,000 bushels ~ hs oPso|'
Subsequently the feeling became stronger ana p.se 40
ys.ssS s !. saH Ss best
els 24sOoo bushels SPOT i1cuanE no nar 7c
unsradsd Red NJ Red !sc s'ssner SS
a ESa sSG' NS ,% sss
81 70 sG' DO oStoSer 81 Ssss Closing
&c. BssHso' CLOSING 90 Nay
at 81 &c 49, RYi-Dull and nomina BARLEY and
Sa ssvaSca % per- oa1s and closed r@y snip
. 1000 s S0s svs ssfS re sss. % de-
ysry F Sn.f Price. showed declines subsequently
ns h nv, Ti Lest Iis sares raas Tm
su;sss g sG; 1Sa8T
ds9g p $4,000 eg'he, Tor export. Nc as AaEns,.
eio:ns at c: A. 9sis'e cSsing at ~ re-
a nut s aeaton price, tribe the
c S 4ss. 'Ss flUS per
and trading reached moderate Aggregate closing
White Ss sse NJ Sses %ssssrn "a
sse wRits GO 80 siic No White August: saS DO trs,
half 81 &C. No. Mixed Angn,t sos. SSO'se closing az
October slsSSi''c, cIOsnsa' 81 ''cF EED-Firm and
walkers Private Daily Circular. August l. 1887. New.
%arao grain receipt. and shipments week July 30
y 1ats SP%d NJ taaa
$S:.' SsS tsis5S 1issS 'so
gram eight Western primary points week
July 3Oi ,..,.,. sh,Dmsrt, Lake q Canal
ws ended f'1 VIZ ended W. ended VIZ ended s
sss s5sSsi ss4s s
Of was ap JURY s fs' M
ws July - s: .saSl P97is l5de iSs. s$$SS
VI VI IsIy sss s$S sS5iSS
Including 244s6oo bushels wheat and 1862 l43 barrels
-four against l9932oo bushels wheat and 9o@lo oarre"
flour the previous week. ,., ..u,. ,.or. ora M q
bushel, for tho Continent OF Europe AGAINST I5o l4t
els The nre ous week. 900 bushels TO weeks ago 10
5 bushels weeks and 71OIls ousheisiour "eoA
ago. - n,. t,xo,,n,. .,atsment of visible supply
SATURDAY, July so. 1887; -,
Wheat Corn. Oats Rye Barley
Sn% 7542 iss 2os4 $50 2sstSS 1924
insIes.s.'..- i,iiii ss67iS 80. 10
Visible supply in United states and Canada
Wheat Corn. Oats. RIVE barley.
JuIv 30 1872 22s 7542. 466 2os4oso 2ssf5S l2S2lA
July s.. o5l $4,000 Is7ee7 2sosoa i9s2so
Juy g. e5e ee4 opal i59 I754774 s7l5Se 226e9s
Ans p 4o7 s4s 575s3O4 24i7o95 l974os loe4s2
.Ninueapois and st. Paul not included
stock. IN store IN New.York, Brooklyn and Jersey ClU
grain elevators held In railway lighters on certhcac'
n 1897 1897 1886 1885
Jaiy So July 2S. July 81 Aug l.
x-,.. ,,.h a iso i6l & S,j3 3Il l.647S26 4.7073l2
forn bnsh . l. 7Os,44O 800 2,2l7.624 co09ssoo
oo,s' bush... 3sS,37O 373.l67 2o!9SS 4o<'foo
paricv bu,h. $3.50 $500 l,oSs
Rye, bush. 3aIll 1922 2I6
Peas, BUSH. l00Oo NJ, 10y 99g o7S Qua l3SS57
Malt, bush..... zoo,oof Nof'oo' -'D,N
,,, Eon ses kAo2 ala l4OO6j7 b,S74 3S2
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

Total unavailable cash.. s27,094. 1913 s26.sOJS4o
Tho folio wing is the statement OF tho Controller 81
Currency showing tho amounts OF National bank notes
notes standing at the dates OF the
passage the OF Juno 90 1874 January IA, 1872
May 81 1873, together with the amounts outstaho
ing at date and the Increase or decrease:
NATIONAL BANK NOTES
Amount ing June 20 1874 ..... $40 1894 80
Amount outstanding January IA 1575...... 35l S6lz50
Amount outstanding May 81 322b5o 300
Amount outstanding at date 27620G6Zo
ecrease Din ring the il IT mon ........,.. 2759231
decrease since August i, lsoO...--......- 3o3lioio
LEGALTENDER NOTES.
Amount outstanding June 90 1874 3S2O0OOu0
Amount outstanding January IL. 1870. 3o2OOOooo
isto Nav III is7s....'.. .' s53ls.os.
Amount on since May 81 1873 3l66oi,0l6
Amount deDosit with the Treasurer United
States TO redeem notes OF insolyont aud liquid
der scIs Of juno 20 1874 and July IL is52 lO6 0et
Decrease in dsposit during month 433.3l9
Increase In deposit since August lsoU.- 4oOos' 'of
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON.
1886. 1897 Differences
Number OF miles an, ~ w saoss so IN. xe411
July S24.SsI f5osOt Inc
Jan 10 july 2I..... f6GG 206 s46.0sU Inc. 1881
KANSAS CITY, SPRINGFIELD AND MEnPHIA
Number OF miles. 2S2 2s2 cams,
Third July. s2tzzO S4avyc Inc
KANSAS CITY, SCOTT AND GrLF.
Number of miles Ne arO ,.,.s
Third week 10 July. sS3sol stl.47 Inc. slalsssS
jan to July III. .2os.Y's lA5i.ss2 ina iSS.saS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-02

:Ex-dividend.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25
legislature, if the taxpayers think it adj

legislature, if the taxpayers think it adj
visable, a measure can be passed author
izing the county to replace these war
rants with bonds at a much lower rate of
interest than the z per cent which the
warrants will bear under the law.
SIN consideration of the fact that large
demands are now being made upon the
county for extra safes in which to keep
the records. and the fact that the county
property is now practically without pro-
lection, and the further fact that our
prisoners are ordered to Grand Forks
county, ut heavy expense, unless we Sc
cure adequate Jail facilities, and for
many other reasons which are apparent
TO this board and must be apparent to
the obseryant taxpayer, we, the under
observation-disclosures of Ramsey county,
deem it advisable and prudent to call an
election to see whether the taxpayers will
authorize an expenditure of go, OO0-for
court house and Jail. This will entail a
yearly tax of one mill upon the dollar of
the valuation to pay the interest and
principal and will be three-tenths mills
less than we are now paying for the use
of county offices and court room.
eff you authorize the expenditure we
will do our best to serve the interests of
the county. If you reject the PROPOSE
ton to build a court house and Jail we
shall only feel that we have done our
duty and the responsibility willrest upon
the taxpayers and not with the board OF
county commissioners.
Respectfully,
"CHAs. A. CURRIER,
"WM. r. MAHooD,
"JoHN BARTON,
"ED. LoHNEs,
"County Commissioners
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25
ADJuTANT GENERAL DRUM, upon whom

ADJrTANT GENERAL DRUM, upon whom
Cleveland's friends are endeavoring to
lay the responsibility for the flag order,
marrled into a distinguished family in
Louisiana. and the fact that one men,
Der of this f~amily--Judge Morgan, lately
minister to Mexico-was a Union man
was felt to be something like a family
disgrace by the other members, whose
sympathies were intensely confederate.
There was never any reason to question
Gen. Drums loyalty, but his connec-
ton with q conspicuous confederate
family made Secretary Stanton very
suspicious Of him, and during the civil
war he was not allowed to get anywhere
near the front. but was kept on duty on
the Pacific coast.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1887-06-25

ME-. EScLE, the garrulous Democratic
attorney general of Dakota, gives vent
to this startling piece of information
No matter what the vote may be on
division, the territory will not be divi.
ded under q Democratic administration.
I believe the president would veto q bill
for that purpose, even if it went through
both houses.
Not the least doubt about it. No body
expects the Democracy to do anything
for Dakota that is decent. Sparks land
policy and MI. Cleveland's perslstency
in keeping him in Office prove that.